Flunked the last class before graduating as an RN. Help!!!?

Question

I was unable to finish the RN program after flunking the last exam in the last clinical before graduation.Can someone advise me on what to do? My world has stopped turning!

Answer 1

Repeat the course. They don't kick you out and not let you back in to try again. They might have to sit before some kind of progress committee and explain yourself and how to plan to do better next semester, but I have never heard of a nursing school not allowing you to repeat one single course that is holding back your graduation.

Answer 2

I noticed you did not do the same thing the other posters here often do. You didn't blame someone else; therefore, you must have a pretty good idea of the cause. Still, you need to make a conscious reconciliation in order to state your case to others in a position to assist you.

It will be easier to enlist others in a prognosis if you begin the conversation with an objective diagnosis. Once you have reduced this to writing, you could approach the one person with as much to lose as yourself - your instructor.

You lost a degree and they lost a graduate. Hopefully, they will recognize the advantages to both parties, and the community, in jointly resolving this mutual concern. Good Luck.

Answer 3

I am so sorry to hear that. It happens more often than you think...that's why every point on every exam is precious and important, because you never know when you may need that extra help in the end.

All you can do is talk to your professors, and see what can be done to take the class over. Some schools are on a rotation and you may have to wait a year to take it again...be sure to study everything you can during that year, if that is the case, so you don't forget what you have learned so far.

I wish you the best of luck.

Answer 4

See if you can repeat just that course.

Good luck.